SAP WORLDWIDE

About SAP SEA:

• ·       27 years of operations in Southeast Asia
  
  
• ·       Operations in 7 countries: Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, Thailand, Philippines, Vietnam, and Pakistan
  
  
• ·       +5,800 customers
• ·       ~350 business partners

About SAP Philippines

• ·       18 years of operations in the Philippines
• ·       Nearly a thousand customers
• ·       37 partners (incl. VARS, Sis and distributors)
  
  
• ·       Referenceable customers

-        ChinaTrust (Philippines) Commercial Bank (SAP CRM)

-        Airfreight 2100 (SAP ERP)

-        The Urban Chef (SAP Business One)

-        BPO International (SAP ERP)

-        Business Process Outsourcing (SAP ERP)

-        Mustard Seed Systems (SAP CRM)

-        Magsaysay’s Transport and Logistics Corporation (SAP Analytics)

SAP Global Fast Facts

·       Our customers fly more than 1.1 billion of the world’s passengers

·       Our customers produce more than 9 million tons of the world’s cheese.

·       Our customers produce more than 65% of the world’s televisions

·       Our customers produce more than 50% of the world’s brand-name jeans.

·       Our customers reach more than 5.2 billion mobile subscribers across the globe.

·       SAP can reach more than 74% of the world’s population via text messaging

·       Our customers produce more than 52% of the world’s movies

·       Our customers represent 80% of the companies on the Dow Jones Sustainability Index

·       Our customers courier more than 50% of the world’s packages.

·       Our customers manufacture more than 77,000 automobiles per day.

·       Our customers produce more than 70% of the world’s chocolate.

·       Our customers produce more than 72% of the world’s beer.

·       SAP customers represent 85% of the Top 100 most valued brands in
the world. 

Philippines Market at a Glance

• ·       Philippines is the fastest growing Asian country for first quarter of 2013, according to the National Statistical Coordination Board (NSCB)
  
  
• ·       NSCB: Philippines’ GDP grew by 7.8 percent in the first quarter of 2013, attributed to the strong performance of the manufacturing and construction sectors, as well as the increase in government and consumer spending.
  
  
• ·       Domestic economy is resilient, supported by growing BPO industry and large-scale remittances from 4 to 5 million overseas Filipinos
  
  
• ·       Philippines has strong focus on IT services with skilled labor at low costs
  
  
• ·       Key vertical sectors include banking, telecom, government, travel and tourism, manufacturing, retail, and education
  
  
• ·       Growth opportunities exist in internet and mobile banking, payment solutions for retail, and tourism
  
  
• ·       Large organizations that spend on IT in the Philippines are either family-owned, publicly-listed, or government entities
  
  
• ·       Relationship building is a key ingredient for success in the domestic Philippine market
  
  
• ·       Latest news: Philippine President Benigno Aquino has signed a law making it harder for private individuals to own firearms following a series of high-profile deaths this year